Just his reputation for good business, interest in economic growth and rein-in of regulatory governance has already bolstered the U.S. job market.

Case in point:

“Not long after Donald Trump’s victory, Japan made it clear that they wanted nothing more than to work with the U.S. Trump had a meeting with the CEO of Japan’s SoftBank, which announced that they’ll be investing $50 billion into our economy, creating 50,000 jobs in the process. SoftBank has business in China – but they didn’t expand there. They want to expand here,”The Political Insider reported.

Well that’s just a taste of what’s coming.

Now, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is expected during a Feb. 10 planned visit to the White House to announce even more job investment in America – to the tune of $450 billion worth.

That’s another 700,000 jobs.

Once again, oh my goodness. Japan is supposedly going to invest in infrastructure projects, as well as in robotics, artificial intelligence, cyber technology, space and even defense in the United States.

I feel like putting up a Roll-Back sign, like at Walmart, only for the Food Stamp program, TANF, that grew so outrageously under Obama. With so many job opportunities, who needs the federal government to feed families?

And that, of course, is the beauty of job creation.

It automatically means citizens are less reliant on the government. It’s that old teach a man to fish thing – you know, give a man a fish, and you teach him to rely on handouts. Teach a man to fish, and you teach him to support himself. Something like that.

Well, Obama and Democrats prefer the first scenario. Trump and conservatives prefer the second. And it’s the second we’re getting, in the form of thousands of jobs, with Trump.